Access Control & Door Entry

Who has access to your building ?

Do you know who has access to your building? The Lifeline range starts at basic one door Access Control solutions right through to multiple door systems across several sites.

Every business, no matter what size, have assets that need to be protected from theft or unauthorised viewing. Staff as well as their property need to be protected as well. It is common in buildings that are secured by locks and keys for doors to be left unlocked all day. This opens up the possibility of opportunist theft, unauthorised access to personal possession, information and data, especially in buildings with unmanned reception areas.

Electronic access control provides the most efficient and convenient way of securing a building and assets. Installing an access control system means that you can have total control of who is in your building. By using proximity tags, PIN numbers, or even Biometric Finger Print Scan, access can be permitted through the controlled doors. Users can easily be barred from the system if required. Barred or deleted media will not permit access through controlled doors.

Once an access control system is installed, all doors controlled by the system will automatically lock when the door is closed. Anyone without authorised access is unable to enter. If necessary, doors may be set to unlock during a designated time frame, such as for a contractor who maybe on site for limited period of time.

Access control can also offer flexible control over users’ access rights. For example, all staff can gain access through the main door of a building, but access to internal areas may be restricted to those who have a specific need to be there, example might be server rooms, cash rooms and HR departments. Access may also be restricted by time, only granting access to particular users at certain times of day or night.

Access control offers a secure, convenient, flexible and cost effective way of controlling who has access to your building and when that access is allowed. Access control gives organisations the security they need.